Sixty Loft — Rental Market Data

Sixty Loft at 60 Bathurst Street has one active listing as of August 31, 2026, asking $2,400 per month with both the average and median rent at that same figure. The available suite spans 400 square feet at an asking rate of $6.00 per square foot, and the 100 percent layout share belongs to a single studio unit. Inventory at this address is therefore confined to a compact entry-level footprint rather than multi-bedroom executive configurations, which historically dominated the building's lease activity.

The sole active layout at Sixty Loft is a studio, representing 100 percent of available inventory with one listing at $2,400 per month. That unit measures 400 square feet and carries an asking rate of $6.00 per square foot, making it the building's only current option across all bedroom tiers. No one-bedroom, two-bedroom, or den-equipped units are presently listed for rent at this address.

Sixty Loft's active pricing spread is effectively zero, with both the minimum and peak asking rent at $2,400 per month across a single studio listing. The entry-level and peak suite are the same unit: a 400-square-foot studio priced at $6.00 per square foot. With only one unit on the market, there is no internal price gradient for renters to compare, and the full spread metrics (dollar and percentage) register at zero.

Den premiums at Sixty Loft cannot be quantified from current active inventory, as the sole available unit is a studio with no den component and no paired den-versus-no-den comparison exists in the active sample. Parking stall costs likewise cannot be reliably isolated; the available data reflects an anomalous outlier or insufficient paired sample, and no verified monthly parking fee can be quoted for this building.

Sixty Loft's active asking rate of $6.00 per square foot exceeds the Downtown West submarket asking benchmark of $4.81 per square foot by 24.7 percent, even though the nominal monthly rent of $2,400 falls below the submarket average asking rent of $3,080. That nominal gap is explained entirely by suite size: the active studio's 400-square-foot footprint is 240 square feet smaller than the submarket implied average of 640 square feet. Sixty Loft's single listing represents one out of 170 available listings across the broader Downtown West submarket.

Sixty Loft's all-time average realized lease rent of $3,586 per month sits $16 above the overall comp benchmark of $3,570, placing it essentially at parity with the immediate peer set while individual competitors diverge sharply on either side. Zed at 38 Niagara St (0.06 km, three closed leases) averaged $2,517 per month at $4.02 per square foot across 628 square feet, meaning Sixty Loft commands a $1,069 higher monthly rent than this 2006-era building. 60 Niagara at 60–64 Niagara St (0.07 km, two closed leases) averaged $4,500 per month at $3.91 per square foot across 1,151 square feet, so Sixty Loft trades at a $914 lower monthly rent than that larger-suite competitor. West House at 88 Bathurst Street (0.11 km, eleven closed leases) averaged $3,692 per month at $5.33 per square foot across 687 square feet, placing Sixty Loft $106 below this 2025-completed building. The Twenty at 20 Niagara St (0.12 km) recorded zero closed leases over the trailing 180 days and therefore carries no realized rent benchmark for comparison.

Sixty Loft's leased rate of $3.97 per square foot across an average 910-square-foot suite undercuts the overall comp benchmark of $4.42 per square foot and the Downtown West submarket average of $4.55 per square foot, while delivering more interior space than every active competitor in the pocket. Against Zed (0.06 km), the subject trades at a $0.05 per square foot (1.2%) discount while providing 282 more interior square feet, so the higher nominal rent of $1,069 per month is driven entirely by the larger footprint rather than a rate premium. Against 60 Niagara (0.07 km), Sixty Loft commands a $0.06 per square foot (1.5%) premium yet provides 241 fewer interior square feet, meaning the $914 lower monthly rent reflects the smaller suite size rather than a weaker per-foot valuation. Against West House (0.11 km), the subject trades at a $1.36 per square foot (25.5%) discount while offering 223 more interior square feet, so the $106 lower rent is a function of the building's 2009 construction era and lower per-foot pricing despite the larger footprint. In each case the nominal rent variance tracks the interior square-footage delta, not a fundamental difference in asset valuation.

Sixty Loft offers a five-feature lifestyle package—BBQ Area, Concierge & Security, Meeting Room, Party & Lounge Room, and Rooftop Terrace—that mirrors Zed's amenity list exactly and trails both 60 Niagara and West House in breadth. Compared with 60 Niagara (0.07 km), the subject lacks Beanfield Fibre connectivity and dedicated Storage Lockers, two practical utilities that differentiate that building for remote-work tenants and those needing extra storage. The gap widens considerably against West House (0.11 km), which layers on a Gym & Fitness Centre, Outdoor Pool, Golf Simulator, Business Centre, Dining Room & Kitchen, Garden & Courtyard, Dog Run, Pet Lounge, and Pool Cabanas—features entirely absent from Sixty Loft's offering. The Twenty (0.12 km) provides only Concierge & Security, making Sixty Loft's package materially richer by comparison. This amenity profile targets cost-conscious professionals and small households who prioritize a secure, social ground-floor experience with rooftop access and a shared meeting space over the full-service wellness and aquatic facilities that define the 2025-generation West House product.